The offshore fishing around the local Bundaberg area has been a bit quiet with only the usual mix of hussar, parrot, sweetlip and the odd snapper, trout and rd emperor.
There has been a few cobia and spanish mackeral taken also.
Well, we sure have seen our fair share of bad weather recently. Rain, cold and very windy weather has put a stop to offshore fishing.
The only fishing that has been done is in the rivers and dams, with the rivers producing some top quality fish.
Around the Bundaberg region, the Burnett River is still fishing well with plenty of over-sized bream being taken in the upper town reaches.
The fishing around the Bundaberg area over the past few weeks has once again been sensational, in both the estuaries and offshore.
The offshore areas have been producing some monster red emperor and big trout, as well as sweetlip, parrot and big hussar.
The past few weeks have seen near-perfect weather around the Bundaberg area for the offshore anglers.
Well, the fishing around Bundaberg has been fantastic of late, with red hot fishing both offshore and in the estuaries.
The past few days around the Bundaberg area has seen some reasonable weather, so a lot of the larger boats ventured out to the offshore reefs.
The occasional spanish mackerel has been caught, but mainly bottom dwelling fish such as red emperor sweetlip parrot and hussar.
What an excellent spell of weather we have had around the Bundaberg area this week.
With the winds primarily from the south-east, we should be looking at around 10-15 knots.
Well, we have seen some nice fish caught around the Bundaberg area over Easter.
We had near-perfect weather, with the offshore grounds producing some excellent catches of big red emperor, coral trout, big sweetlip and the usual hussar.
The fresh has now stopped flowing down the rivers in the Bundaberg area. Although the rivers are still a bit fresh, the next set of tides will push some salt back up the river systems.
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